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This is my first time posting in stackoverflow so please bear with me. I am trying to create a GUI using PyQt for a research application and am having some stylesheet trouble. This program uses CSS for stylesheets. I want to know how to target a specific QCheckBox.

i.e) If I type:

#PlotArea QCheckBox
{
background: #FFFFFF      /*changes background of checkbox button to white*/
}

Then both of the two checkboxes now have a white background.

I have named the check boxes differently, as checkBox_phase and checkBox_showDataLogging.

Can I use their names to target specific boxes? Or do I have to create different frames for each of them and call them by their frames?

Please ask me questions! Thanks in advance!

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    Just as a wild guess, one of othese may work: #PlotArea QCheckBox[name="checkBox_phase"] or #checkBox_phase
    – Blender
    Commented Jun 13, 2013 at 19:46
  • The second one worked perfectly! Thanks a ton!\
    – mdmx93
    Commented Jun 13, 2013 at 20:00
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